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Forward selling by those who taking part in the discounted placing. They arent 'giving them away'... they are mugging lemmings making them think they are. Mug lemmings thinking, 'im getting close to the bid... wow.. i have to buy'.... and the MMs fully know the psyche of the dumb pi... quids in for the MM, and the forward selling placees.

If they did have to meet the 2nd bank again.. . then that's of great concern.. even after KEFI cheered the so called agreement with them and others not so long ago... .... as it means the 2nd bank were still not satisfied to make them sign on the bottom line... so much so that they wanted to meet kefi AGAIN... will they be convinced ? .. dont think so.

share price falling below 0.60p ...speaks volumes.... placing is in the works now, do doubt.

Ham19 Feb '24 - 06:11 - 4463 of 4480

hmmm,something is pretty wrong...

Please find the time to navigate google earth to fly over coordinates:

9° 4'55.57"N

35°33'5.09"E

(2024 Airbus pictures,freshly baked):

The TK camp seems completely demolished, in some cases down to the basement, and abandoned.

I just wonder what kind of works are carried out in the field, how and where...

H

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ham19 Feb '24 - 13:33 - 4474 of 4480

Rob, re post 4467.

This is 100% TK camp (check map in Annual report 2014, page 11, from which you can extrapolate coordinates, and from previous Nyota reports).

Enabling in Google earth the "historical pictures" layer, you'll see clearly that in November 2022 the camp was OK, barracks in place, well maintained (roofs in place).

Now looks completely abandoned...

I'm not interested in conspiracies. I'm just reporting an observation.

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google.co.uk/maps/search/tulu+kapi/@9.0823459,35.5511013,275m/data=!3m1!1e3?entry=ttu

screen capture here :

i.ibb.co/wyGNJ7F/Screenshot-09-02-2024-18-04-53.jpg

Last week in Oromia region, clashes between the OLA/OLF-Shane and government forces persisted, marked by an increased use of drone strikes by the government.

Most battles occurred in the southern parts of the region. Drone strikes by ENDF were reported in Kersana Malima woreda, South West Shewa zone and near Adola town, East Guji zone.

Heavy fighting between OLA/OLF-Shane and ENDF and Republican Guard operations against the insurgent group were reported in Liben woreda, Guji zone, and Fentale woreda, East Shewa zone, respectively.

The Oromo Liberation Front party condemned the airstrikes, accusing the government of "barbarism and recklessness."

https://bit.ly/3SdkXaU

No wonder some creditors haven't signed yet.... obvious why

In December, ACLED records 127 political violence events and 361 reported fatalities in Ethiopia.

"The most political violence in December — with 62 events and 148 reported fatalities — was recorded in Oromia region, where the Oromo Liberation Army (OLA) — referred to by the government as the Oromo Liberation Front (OLF)-Shane — clashed with government forces."

reliefweb.int

You really are a massive dope.

TK is in Oromia NOT Amhara ..

The map shows insurgency violence in Oromia, where TK is

educate yourself... otherwise you'll keep making a complete fool of yourself

Happening NOW where TK is...

https://ibb.co/vmrn1Cv

the rose tinted brigade can mock and joke about violence carried out against trucks delivering staple food products (not to forget 400+ ehtiopians have died through starvation this month)... but those that are as yet not willing to sign to financing the deal will walk away seeing the conflict is on the rise...

https://epo.acleddata.com/

Nothing on today's announcement of the state of emergency in Ethiopia being extended another 4 months in the neighbouring Amhara region, but we cannot expect our copy/paste promoter to tell us bad news, only the good news, and doesn't even have to be news. Good links only.

"lost the argument"... if that thought keeps you happy... then sure

And you expect creditors to lend the money ? yeh right

‘We are ready for a war’ : Somalia threatens conflict with Ethiopia over breakaway region

theguardian.com/world/2024/jan/13/we-are-ready-for-a-war-somalia-threatens-conflict-with-ethiopia-over-breakaway-region

so far, i've been proven right.... you may have just arrived into kefi.. and so feeling ****y that you know it all.... ive been posting warnings for years on this dog of a company.... and in that time pi lemmings like you have come, posted rose tinted guff, countering the realities with hyper rampish b/s... and then eventually disappear.... and in that time value decimated by 90%+.... and dilution from 150m shares to 85 billion shares... and guess what.. i'm still here.... and i will still be here when they issue billions more shares and the share gets consolidated like before, and tanks even more...

Lol... and still you dont get it... if it was in tigray..and likes of you were spouting..'its nowhere near TK', 'its miles away'.... yet Kefi couldnt get the deal wrapped up because of conflict in that region ?

you can take both of your feet out of your mouth now.

Dont sell your holdings... in fact keep buying... you know it makes sense .. especially for kefi losers....

"The difference is finding the info yourself instead of just continually ripping off other posters "

lol... still not getting it.... it's YOU who is "ripping off" other posts/articles, 24/7

You are the typical do as i say, not as i do hypocrite. You create your own rules... and tell others to follow.. conveniently forgetting you exclude yourself from those same rules, citing exceptions for you breaking them.

You stick to your rules, and let others stick to theirs, "mr copy/paste rip off merchant"

You really need to get your facts straight.... the exact same was spouted the last time trouble started in that region.... lemmings like you (and the copy/paste master, rob) were boasting things like.. its miles away from TK.... it's nowhere near TK.... yet what happened ? TK project didnt move on an inch because of the war that was happening 'nowhere near' TK.

keep your head well and truly stuck in the ground..... like 100s if not 1000s of sheeple have been doing for the past 10 years.. all the while crowing how wonderful kefi is doing... and watching the share drop 99%.

"seriously get your own material mate its boring."

case in point

LOL.. says the one who's "own material" consists of nothing but reams and reams of links to web site articles. Self awareness much ?

Dont talk out of you proverbial backside.... your response was the usual presumptive pie in the sky guff... this response to your so called "shot down" post.... is succinct and spot on

"You putting yourself up as some sort of African geopolitical expert is the biggest laugh on this endlessly amusing board. If you knew the slightest thing about any of it you wouldn't be up to your eyeballs in this pile of c*r*a*p*, would you."

Lol.. dopey... you looking at a map made by rose tinted rob ?

where t-f is TK located ? OROMIA

"KEFI's flagship project is Tulu Kapi in the Oromia Region of Western Ethiopia, located approximately 360km due west of Ethiopia’s capital, Addis Ababa."

Allafrica.com/stories/202402030183.html

Ethiopia: Ministry Under Fire - Where Is the Peace?

3 February 2024

Ongoing conflicts in the Oromia and Amhara regions continue to pose significant security risks today. The Ministry has faced criticism on many fronts in the past year especially, with Parliament among those raising eyebrows at the widening gap between conflict and institutionalised response mechanisms. In January the Minister of Peace Binalf Andualem was the subject of fierce reproval from MPs while presenting a half-year report to Parliament, and was scolded for his Ministry's inability to protect civilians from militant groups, arbitrary drone and artillery strikes.

Security on roads connecting the regional state to the rest of the country via Amhara and Oromia regions has been compromised. "We're shut in on three fronts and going in and out has become a never-ending ordeal," said Wolteji Begalo, head of peacebuilding and security for the Benishangul-Gumuz regional administration. Wolteji described a harrowing incident that took place on these roads recently. On January 26th, a convoy of trucks carrying sugar left Asossa but did not make it to their destination. The convoy was forced to stop on a road connecting Benishangul-Gumuz and Oromia, and three of the trucks were hijacked. He said "I am telling you this so that you all know how painful it is becoming for us". The situation according to Wolteji, is grim.